Published On: September 22, 2011

NAfter his neck injury in Lommel, Ken De Dycker still appeared at the start in Loket. However, additional examination forced the popular LS Honda rider to take mandatory rest. As a result, De Dycker missed both the BK rounds of Balen and Orp-Le-Grand and the last three GPs of the WC season. 

This Sunday, De Dycker will be back again for the final of the Lotto Trophy in Mont-Saint Guibert. Keeno was able to test drive it yesterday and got off his CRF450R enthusiastically. “It feels great to be able to race again! I was happy that I no longer experienced any discomfort, I didn't even have any stiffness in my neck. I'm really looking forward to racing again this weekend, especially on a fantastic track like Mont-Saint Guibert. Last year the BC final literally fell into the water, causing the course to be shortened enormously. Now I had a similar feeling to 2008 when I discovered the Shanks circuit; it's big, wide, fun to ride and there are some cool jumps too. I'm excited!"

Photo credit: CDS